This
blog is created to show the most relevant information about second language
acquisition by contrasting some theories, analysing and linking the theories with some common cases in
real life. It shows reasons why we consider some features appropriate and unapropriate in teaching.
To
do so, we are also going to add our own conclusions explaining why to apply
them in classes, based on our experiences.
At the moment of studying Second Language
Acquisition Theories, our working group has concluded that it is necessary not
to focus on just one of the theories, but to highlight the principal issues of
each one of them, because these theories have been thought as a way of
complementing a gap which was not covered by previous hypothesis in second
language acquisition and consequently there was a need for starting to build a
better explanation for this process in the human being.
We define
all of these theories as a continuous evolution process, raised by the need of
offering a better understanding to this process of learning a second language.
Posted by: the team
Posted by: the team
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